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    Boeing may offer its 767-based tanker, a larger 777-based tanker, or both. "The EU complaint against Boeing has yet to be heard so the most fair, open and transparent position that can be taken is to allow the WTO process to play itself out rather than rushing to a 'half-judgment,'" Northrop spokesman Randy Belote said in a statement. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    The EU complaint against Boeing has yet to be heard so the most fair, open and transparent position that can be taken is to allow the WTO process to play itself out rather than rushing to a 'half-judgment,'
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 1 month ago
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  1. It is clear that the illegal subsidies Airbus received gives it an unacceptable advantage in the tanker competition, and we would be remiss if we did not address this inequity
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 1 month ago

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